- - Be nosy as to parking on the railway
- - Be a stickybeak
- - ... open (use a crowbar on)
- - Open with a crowbar
- - be inquisitive, and then some
- - To open something, with a crowbar say
- - Be a Nosey Parker
- - Open with a crowbar, as a locked gate
- - Force something open, as with a crowbar
- - Open slightly, as with a crowbar
- - To ... open, as with a crowbar
- - ... open, like with a crowbar perhaps
- - enquire into affairs, to be nosey?
- - Poke (a nose in)
- - To ... open something with a crowbar (rhymes with dry)
- - Be too inquisitive
- - Try to open, in a way
- - Try to open a jar, say
- - Snoop, in a way
- - Force, in a way
- - Be overly nosy
- - Ask a lot of questions
- - "I don't mean to ......, but ..." (start of a personal question)
- - "I don't mean to ......, but ..." (start of a nosy question)
- - Be a yenta
- - Wield a crowbar
- - Use a crowbar on
- - Be nosy
- - Be a snoop
- - Use a crowbar
- - Use a lever
- - Ignore a request to MYOB
- - Move a crowbar up and down
- - Be snoopy
- - Use muscle to open a jar
- - Emulate a Nosy Parker
- - Be too curious
- - Be a busybody
- - Be nosey
- - Be too personal
- - Be way too inquisitive
- - Be too nosy
- - Be too interested
- - Get leverage, in a way
- - Be inquisitive
- - Work a jimmy
- - Wield a lever
- - Be a buttinsky
- - Be a Nosy Parker
- - Apply a jimmy
- - Implore to wipe a nose
- - Listen through a door, say
- - Use a jimmy
- - Be overly inquisitive
- - Act like a yenta
- - Ask a few too many questions?
- - Be far too nosy
- - Open with a crowbar, say
- - Ask too much of someone?
- - Snoop quietly by railway
- - I couldn't ... it out of him (He wouldn't talk)
- - Poke one's nose into someone else's business
- - Curious thing to do
- - snoop, meddle
- - What investigators might do
- - Butt in on someone else's business
- - Ask intruding questions
- - Type of bar to wedge
- - ask personal questions, perhaps
- - Ask about someone else's business
- - inquire curiously
- - Snoop into the odd party
- - To dig into the affairs of another
- - Ask intimate questions, say
- - Ask "What are you trying to hide?"
- - ... open (extract)
- - Get too personal (rhymes with "cry")
- - Ask intrusive questions
- - Enquire inquisitively
- - Enquire noisily
- - Poke your nose into someone else's matters
- - tool that lifts
- - "... into someone's private life" (interfere)
- - ... open (open something with great effort)
- - Inquire too closely into someone else's affairs
- - Snoop quietly online
- - Get excessively nosy
- - Ask meddlesome questions
- - Nose around(Used today)
- - Ask too many personal questions
- - What quidnuncs do
- - Poke one's nose in
- - More than inquire
- - Ask overly personal questions
- - Stick your nose in someone's business
- - Stick your nose in someone else's business
- - Sniff around
- - Show unseemly curiosity
- - Seek intimate information
- - Really try to get into
- - Put one's nose in
- - Push into one's personal business
- - Peer impertinently
- - Paul ......, meddlesome fellow.
- - Not get off easily?
- - Move with leverage
- - Look inquisitively
- - Inquisitive Paul
- - Inquire too much
- - Inquire impertinently
- - Get too personal with one's questions
- - Dig in deep
- - Detach by leverage
- - Crow bar
- - Don't mind your own business
- - Meddle in someone else's business
- - Stick one's nose into
- - Lever.
- - Move with difficulty
- - ...... Paul
- - Peep
- - Intrude
- - Ferret out
- - *...... nose
- - Dig (into)
- - Look closely
- - Snoop
- - To nose, snoop
- - Nose around
- - Dig too deeply
- - Get nosy
- - Ask uncomfortable questions
- - Poke one's nose (into)
- - Prompt an 'M.Y.O.B.,' say
- - Ask too many questions
- - Ask nosy questions
- - Poke one's nose into others' business
- - Wrench with power
- - Meddle
- - Ask invasively
- - Stick your nose where it doesn't belong
- - Nimble type loses head with snoop
- - Look into head of public railway
- - Interfere
- - Get too personal
- - Jimmy
- - Jimmy (open)
- - Wrest (open)
- - Explore where you shouldn't
- - Lively, not starting to snoop
- - Enquire intrusively
- - Extract with effort
- - Ask too-personal questions
- - Ask for sensitive info
- - Nose about
- - Act the snoop
- - Force (open)
- - Ask too much?
- - Ask too much of somebody
- - Mind another's business
- - Not mind one's own business
- - Use leverage
- - Snoop around
- - Crowbar, e.g
- - Get snoopy
- - Mind someone else's business
- - Ask too many questions, say
- - Characters not even attending party act curiously
- - 'I don't mean to ...... ...'
- - Enquire too inquisitively
- - Ask personal questions
- - Inquire nosily
- - Ask over-personally
- - Jimmy, e.g
- - Get too nosy
- - Apply leverage to
- - Pull with effort
- - Butt in
- - Ask overpersonally
- - Stick one's nose in
- - Inquire about private matters
- - Look too closely
- - Eavesdrop, maybe
- - Overdo the curiosity
- - Crowbar
- - Use leverage on
- - Obtain with difficulty
- - Nose into
- - Open someone else's e-mails, maybe
- - Delve (into)
- - Ask some inappropriate questions
- - nose quietly by railway
- - What nosy neighbors like to do when they want to know your business
- - intrusively investigate
- - Ask unwelcome personal questions
- - Put your nose in
- - Stick your nose in
- - To force open; rhymes with cry
- - nosily concern oneself with someone else's affairs
- - Ask some personal questions
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